What if the expired domain looks exactly like the original site

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What can google do with their new rules if the expired domain looks exactly like the original site which existed before, there is no way for them to know its repurposed and eventually penalizing it

what do you guys think about it?

 

BlackShield

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My opinion on this would be, Make sure to always use new and useful content instead of just taking over old websites to stay out of trouble and do well in search rankings

 

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karmathered said:

What can google do with their new rules if the expired domain looks exactly like the original site which existed before, there is no way for them to know its repurposed and eventually penalizing it

what do you guys think about it?

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I'm also kinda wondering..how they able to filter which one is repurposed and which one is not .... I mean domain got experied is normal thing

 

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Paran01d

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Google has a lot of algorithms and tools to find those kind of stuff for example google can find these by Historical data and foot prints, Content quality and relevancy, Link profile analysis, User behavior signals etc..,

 

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If the repurposed domain mimics the original site too closely, it could trigger algorithmic penalties, leading to a drop in search rankings or removal from search results.

 

clubitvn

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Google has various methods to identify potential repurposing. Analyzing backlinks, content quality, user engagement metrics, and ownership history and it is best to be focused on new content which can be benefits for the users.

 

Maggie Adams

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Google may not immediately detect if an expired domain is repurposed to look like the original site, but there's a risk of penalty if the content or backlinks are low-quality or spammy.

 

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It's quite risky to do so as the march update is rolling out hitting all the spam sites.You can publish new contents which engages users in your site and build new quality links